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Each one was worked on the glider before it went up, and each one tells you how long it really took. Pick a seat by skill, or use the search box if you already know what you are after.
Showing 25–36 of 100 patterns
A medium-skill bunny pattern for a quiet weekend, about 23 cm tall, roughly 4-6 hours from ring to sewn-on tail.
A cream Highland cow amigurumi with curly fringe and a party hat, for intermediate crocheters with a few evenings free.
A cheerful crocheted sunflower for beginners and beyond, with picot petals and a stuffed center. About 3-4 hours.
A long-limbed amigurumi animal perfect for gifts or décor, with bunny details—roughly 4 to 6 hours from ring to finish.
A beginner-friendly triangle shawl worked from the center out. About 4-6 hours over several sittings, with just one increase pattern
A crochet amigurumi tiger with a shaped muzzle and beaded eyes, worked in worsted cotton over a few relaxed sittings.
A 20-round amigurumi bunny with button details, worked in worsted-weight yarn. Suits an intermediate crocheter with a few evenings
A sturdy oatmeal cotton crochet backpack worked in panels and a long strip, ready to line and zip in a solid weekend.
A top-down crochet sweater for confident intermediate crocheters, worked over several sittings for a textured, elastic-hem fit.
A beginner-friendly folded motif you can join into blankets, worked in about 30-40 minutes per piece.
A beginner-friendly bucket hat with crocheted flowers. About 4-6 hours, cotton yarn, sizes up with hook choice.
Beginner-friendly crochet wool socks worked toe-up in about 4-6 hours. Warm, colorful, and easy to fit.